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Protect, tolerate, repair, remember: PTRM
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External aggressors enter from outside, whereas internal aggressors arise within the organism
1. What best defines the immune system?
2. Which combination correctly describes the major missions of the immune system?
3. Which example correctly matches an aggressor with its category?
What is the immune system?
The set of cellular and molecular mechanisms protecting the organism.
How does the immune system avoid attacking the organism?
Through immune tolerance.
What role does the immune system play in tissue repair?
It contributes to tissue repair.
How does the immune system protect against later attacks?
By immune memory.
Why is the intestinal microbiota beneficial?
Because it produces vitamins.
What risk increases if the intestinal microbiota is lost?
The risk of chronic disease increases.
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